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Working principle of hydraulic pump


Please explain to me the working principle of hydraulic pump. I know the basics but I want it in detail. Quick response is appreciated.

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By Seema Answered 5 years ago

In hydraulic pump, fluid enters the pump at a specific velocity and pressure. However, the fluid may leave the pump at higher velocity and pressure For this purpose, the pump consumes an amount of energy from any external source. Now inside the pump, there are rotating components which moves the fluid either by imparting energy to the fluid through dynamic action of the moving components thereby increasing velocity and pressure of the fluid or by confining it in definite volumes and then displacing it.


By Prajwal Sharma Answered 5 years ago

The main purpose of a hydraulic pump is to provide fluid flow. A pump within the hydraulic system converts mechanical energy into hydraulic energy. The pump is designed to fix either flow or pressure, while all other parameters are allowed to swing with the load. By fixing the pump flow, the pressure increases as the load restriction is increased. Conversely, the flow goes decreases with an increase in load restriction when the pump delivers fixed pressure.


By Niranjan Singh Answered 5 years ago

Usha to know everything about hydraulic pump, visit https://www.toppr.com/bytes/hydraulic-systems/. This is the best site I have ever come across.


By Usha K Answered 5 years ago

Thank you so much niranjan for the link. I did visit the site and yes, it was very informative.


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